Origin and Meaning of Malahkai

A form of the name Malachai, meaning 'my angel' or 'messenger of God'

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew word 'Mal'akhi' which translates to 'my messenger' or 'my angel'. The name has roots in the biblical context.

• Malahkai is a variant of the biblical name Malachi, which is the name of a prophet in the Old Testament.
• The name Malachai and its variants are used in various cultures, especially in Christian communities, symbolizing a spiritual connection.
• Notable bearers include Malachi in the Christian and Jewish traditions, particularly as the last of the twelve minor prophets.
• Malahkai is less common than its variant Malachi, but it has seen a rise in popularity in recent years, especially in multicultural families.
• Similar names include Malachai, Malakai, and Malakhi, which are variations found across different regions and cultures.